password change protocol implementation
Ken Raeburn
raeburn at MIT.EDU
Fri Feb 20 18:35:52 EST 2004
Ken Hornstein <kenh at cmf.nrl.navy.mil> writes:
> Hm. That seems like a good idea ... but how do you want to implement
> it, since chpw is in the admin server and is seperate from the KDC?
> Do you want to have the kadmin server Makefile reach over and compile
> network.c from the KDC directory?
We've got a few files being used in multiple places already. We're
kind of schizophrenic about how we deal with it. I think we're:
- copying source files from other directories (daemon.c)
- pulling object files from other directories (profile code)
- building static libraries not installed (ss)
- include a "header" file with significant code (fake-addrinfo.h)
In this case, for the short term, I'd be okay with copying the source
file over, but in the longer term, a static library for server process
support code (socket management, logging, anything else? maybe some
kdb code, maybe the one-shot listener code we use for some application
servers during testing?) is probably a better idea. If you feel like
starting that library with just this one source file, that's okay too.
Ken
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